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FTIDAY. AUGUST 2, 1889.
CA/31NLT CelAN(,yui3.
It is shirt the personnel of the Do.
minion Cabinet is to undergo radical
cheep before the meeting of Parlia-
ment. The gots of 1887 authorizing
the creation of a Department of Trade
acrid Commerce, to be presided over by
a Minister, and the transfer of the
control of the Departments of Customs
and Infant B venue to tate Department
of Trade and Commerce,or of Finance,
are to he put in force very shortly,
the offices of the Minister of Oustoins
land of Miuieter of Inland Revenue
`rvitl cease to exist, and a 1:'arlialllen-
tttry head of each department, to be
called controllers, may bo Appointed rut
a salary of $ 5,000 each. These eon -
trailers will be members of k'arliamerrt.
In this connection must be considered
the act providing for the appointment
of a solicitor general at a salary of
$5,000. Hon. J. J, C. Abbott is to be
made Minister ef Trade and Commerce
with a seat in the Reese of Commons.
alis being chosen for the mission to
Austrttlia gives color to this, and his:
fitness for the position 4Wauld not be
questioned. ]3ut Messrs. -Bowen and
Costigan could not be relegated to the
inferior positions of oontrollers, nor
would they submit to subordinate
themselves to Mr..Abbott or A1r.Foster.
They, therefore, retire from the Cabinet
to good fat offices. What follows these'.
changes is problematical.' Sir John,
Macdonald will rid himself of Mr.
Oostigae, who, is a source of Cabinet
weakness, though.'..it is hard to be-'
tieve that he will; deprive himself of
the services of such an experienced
adviser and useful colleague as -Mr.
Mackenzie Bowell. He will appease
• the wrath of Prominent members
• of the House, who will be passed over
re the appointment of a minister of
railways, or in the event of Mr.Cfhap-
Ieau's 'pre notion, of a secretary of
state, by marring two of them controI-
ler5 and a third solicitor, • general to
assist the Minister of Justice in ,,the
conncil work of the department, It
is, of course, possible that Mr. Abbott,
as Minister of Trade and Commerce
would retain the lead in the Septate,..
as the controllers in the Commons
could give the Lower` House all the
znfortnation required of the sub -de-
• inort'nentt of the Castoths and Inland
Iter : ue. This. a,ssigninent of the
sieve "departnieut to Mr. Abbot is
lather a+,Tangs in view of the • fact
that a distinct promise has been given
t'o those who are decidedly opposed
"t6 the portfolio of railways going
.way froin a Quebec Protestant that
Mr. Abbott will 'succeed Mr. Pope if
?ie can be prevailed upon to accept.
dpi that event there is no reason why
Mr, Dowell should not remain in the
'fiuistry as Minister of '!,'rade, unless
unpopularity with the commercial
mmunity should be a bar.
.EDITORIAL NOTES.
ARCHBISHOP WALSIH. of London has
leen appointed successor to the late
.rchibishop Lynch, of Toronto.
Tho 75th anniversary of the battle of
Luiuly's Lane, under the auspices of
Lundy'R Lane; Historial Society, was
el4brated on Thursday last.
Tun Qaecn has again been urgently
requested to visit Ireland. We never
could tmderstand why Queen Victoria
i a a' yearly resident of Scotland and
never tltinko of marring even a casual
visit t4 the lively Green Isle.'
A. mill has been established at Ot-
tawa, which snakes paper pulp out of
sawdust. The paper made wholly
from sawdust is said to form an admin•
able sheeting that is fit for building
after being tarred and dried. The
twill Bach a capacity for converting
about 12,000 aces of sawdust into
pulp annually..
AT the late Sunday School convon•
tion in Landon, tag., 500 foreign
r.=
.,..��j+ �Mii'M�g1hY4ilIW 1Yp4�.iX1l1�RMIMYt.:7o�,�, IC��t%fl�'?,t !�"- _. -.. Sglli°IMJW
delegate% were in attendance, meetly 'Au par of ``&zulatlr.
from tire United States. In Great Truots are a Yankee invention, and
Britain the number of Sunday ;school apparently gat their eno from the
, Standard Oil company. Groat Britain,
solzotttrs in 1818 'Y4°477,000' 1833 1833 however, ie tithing up the idea for alt
it was 1,548,000, and in ],M, 5,700,- it is worth. During the first three
000, or one in five of the population. month of 1889, nineteen En;;iiall
associations were foci cld,witb a capital
CLINTON Neff) Era says the Game of over $125,000,00ta Most of these
adtzliuistors a merited r°ebut° to a are shute affairs, gotten up purely for
couple of papers that had faeetiou:ly attention and fraud. Sooner or lator
commented on the fact that it {;ave tho bottom will fall out of every ono
very full reports of the 12th of July
of thein, and out of everything of the
taceedinns while being rehleruti' fled If there can 110 no legal check
p a , r: fa y on the formation of such oomhiva-
opposed to Orange ptihhcipti s, rl'fle tiouti, the people who trust theta must
Globo declared its intention of report sltttbr the consequences while'leareing
ing, as a hatter of news, 'everything the lesson. The eternal truth re-
in which the people aro interested. re-
mains that legerdemain of any sort
That is cite right. If n paper, large will met turn a dollar into ten dollars
q g p' 1 g without legitimately earning tete bate
or small, only reported matters a nth aucc,--St. Louis Globe Democrat,
which it agreed, it would bo a taluo
concern.
taoULS Education.
The following timely words we clip
from an article appearing ill a recent
issue of the. Journal of Education:
"'fete public school is not a leerh er,
-.and has mallet. time nor opportunity
to do the work of a parent. The great
danger to the mass of childrim today
A great deal of nonsense is written
and spot en about the danger of
eating fruit. As a matter of fact
fruit and •cegetablee are the normal
diet at this time of the year.' bleats
decompose molt more readily and
Cause a thousand bowelio dizlturbanoeti
where fruit le the primary cause of
one,
set' , : .,::,..-�� ._, « .....�....,.., , .. ._, .. .,
mTkAioTr,O ,
Oontraetors and Builders,
WINGHADt,
ONT.
Agents for Downey's (Ilelgrave) • lima.
$500,000 TO LOAN.
On Farul and town Property at eery Lowest Bates
and on Tereus to suit borrowers.
MORTOAGCS PURONASEO. NO OOMMISSION ONAR35O•
borrowers eau obtain money 1n 6 days If
satisfactory, R. VANSTONE,
Beaver Bloch, Winahein.
AT a meeting of the milers of Qx- pp MONEY TO , 1,ND.
ford, Norfolk, Litter, Haidim and and `III; C(tTtPUBATIO3F OF THE TOWNSHIP OF
Waterloo millers a local organization Tar:Merry has shout 03,030 to loan on Mort -
was formed. Theseofficers were grades, tier terms apply to,
P, 11I0LAREY, or wM. AIoPnERSON,
elected : W. Partloo, Ingersoll, presi• T.P. TRNAson»R, Windham, IO»W1, Glenfarrowt
dent ; W. Snider, Waterloo, vice.. is that parents are not educating their t was liam, mat
president; C. B. Watts, secretary.. children themselves. Many think I
treasurer, Executive colntnittea-- they have dose their "whole duty to Money to Loan on Note''
their children when they have sent
Charles Whitelaw, Paris D (toluic, them, well dressed, to schot,l five days
Discounted
Ayr ; G H Harper, Norwich ; W in the week, and to the Sunday achene. AT Ii1"ASt�7LgABLEAri''lrn7",
Brown, Simcoe; It Shirra, Caledonia. - Of home instruction, either moral,
—The following grede of buying by - mental, or physical, they rooeire not now adv:mord on Mortgages at 0 per cent. with
a whit. And when these children aro tt dia::cuun acolkatat rho old of arta' year. Notes
the tester was unanimously adopted grown and fail to find their places iu ufo;ZT• 11!e8NDO9.
and will be tried till next meeting,,by the world's great theatre, the sohools olrreesaBeaverBlock. Windham, Ont.
whieh time, if found to work satis-
factory, it will be made compulsory
That is 61 lbs. of wheat, 4c over ; 63,
3e ; 62, 2c; 61, lc; 60 lbs. standard;
59 lbs., le less; 58, 2e; 57, Sc; 56,
8e; 55, 12e; 54, 150; 53, 20e. 'The
following table' for exchange for flour
was also. adopted ; Sixty-two lbs.
wheat, 89 lbs. straight roller flour;
61, 88 ; 60, 37 ; 50, 86 ; 58, 35 ; 57,
84; 56, 80 i 55, 25, and 12 lbs. of
offal.
A Fatal'f'raetieg Joe.
The Montreal Gazette says :—The
foily of practical joking has again been
deiuonstrated by a terrible tragedy
at St Cuthbert. A eolporteur of
Xfontral arrived in that place on
Tuesday evening and went to stay at a
friend's house, but found that they
had gone to Montreal, leaving only
the daughter, a girl of 15, in the house
alone. fire told her to go to a neigh
bor's house and get e. girl to stay with
her, but the'girl'a mother refused to
allow her daughter to go. In the
middle of the night the girl - was
awakened by is. loud knocking at the
(1oor, and on going to the window
overlooking it saw, two .masked men,
who delilanded her money. She went
to the•co,lporteur and told hint ,and he
:banded ont his pocketbook and told
her to give it to the robbers: She did
'so, but they said it was not enough,
and when she went back to tell
the eolporteur he said he would attend
to the matter himself. Taking a load-
ed revolver out of his valise he went
to the window and shot both, men
dead. The girl ran to the neighbor's
house to tell What had happened, and
what was her horror when the woman
cried, "That was my lhdsbaud and my
son." It had 'aeon intended for a
practical joke.
At a banquet at Paris a few weeks
ago there was present representatives
attending the great international
exhibition from every republic in the
world --fifteen in ah—of those all but,
two, France and Switzerland, belong
to the North and South American
continents.
The Scottish Amerioan Journal says
that last year no fewer than 1888
newspapers gave up the ghost in the
United States. Seale of them" bad
attained some degree of age, but the
majority were under two years old.
5t•.rting newspapers is au easy game,
but more money iia lost in carrying
tlielri on than itt any other kind of
reputable busin;ess,'
Tho Rev. Joshua Denovan, of the
Wellesley stroot Baptist Church, Tote
onto denoneees itt ` vigorcuts terms
Sunday flower festivals, married talon's
are voted a failure. There are •365
days of 24 hours each in every year.
Is there any reason why the education
should be limited to five hours a day
for 200 days 2 'Yet any dweller in
a city will see, in passing along the
streets after school hours, on Saturdays
and Sundays, and during the long
vacation, scores of children who are
then left absolutely to themselves and
to the worst iufluences. And to say
that this outside influence is one of
the principal things that tells oil the
work done in the school, is to say what
every teacher knows to be true.
During these "vacation hours" the
mother and father ought to take their
turn at being teacher. What an
amount of moral, mental, and physical
training might be done in this time,
and better done tial it could be in any
school."
Stiecoe;Slon to the Throne.
•Lo,r»ON,Ju1y 22. --It well informed,
circles the story is current that the
Marquis of Salisbury has written to
the Queen urging her to exact from
the Princes Louise of Wales a promise
that upon her marriage she will re-
nounce all her rights to the sueeession
of the Throne. In event of two sons
ot the Prince of Welled dying without
issue, the Children of the Princess
Louise would be in the direct line ef
succession to the Crown. This is by
no means such a remote contingency
as may at first sight appear, and the
fact that it is quite within the bounds
of possibility that Lord Fife may, in
course of time, be the father of a
monarch justifies its discussion.
Stull a denouncement, should it ever
he brought about, would be regarded
with anything but favor by the more
influential of the old nobility, who
have no idea of being ruled over . by
one of Bari Fife's children. The
official arrangement for the wedding
are published today.
P. dnco s Loniso's;'roe: tri.
The wedding presents of Princess
Louise conetitute a small fortune.
Her girl friends presented her with
a flexible band of largo diamonds for
a bracelet. The wives of the Cabinet
Ministers have given her a seven and
half hoop bracelet with eleven large
diamonds. The Princess of Wales`
household have given a magnificent
diamond cowl), the Queen's household
three splendid diamond sitars. The
Prince and Princess of Wales will
give la flexible tiara of (Bermuda. A
crows of brilliantii tilt be givers by the
gentlemen of Norfolk. 'Tic material
for the trousseau are supplied itt
Euglaud, Ireland and Scotland. Tho
trottsucau will not be very large or
co:itly. The bridetunaido are to wear
pine,, not at becoming color to any of
the e'i;;ht Princesses except I'the:oue
Victoria of Tuck. The invitntiot,p to
eooiats and tho like, whether held tot the Royal marriage can barely exceed
attract large congregations or to make CO, to that many well known friends
money for the church. He holds. that of the Prince and Princess of Wales
they are degrading to religion mid far will of necceeity be absent. The
removed from the spirit of the apes. Duehooa of Aborcorn bee worked very
tolia Christianity as revealed in the hard ne the head of the Ladies' Pres.
New Testament. Ile has no objection tent Committee and had the advantage
to flowers in the field whore Lxod put of the actives co•operetion of mull - ----
Sa .'I Youhi11'
REAL ESTATE AND FIR INSUR-
ANCE AGENCY.
OFFICE : KENT'S BLOCK, WlrwtIAM.
Private funds to lean.
A number of Building Lots and Residence proper
ties for Sale.
Those desiring to make homein winghani should
communicate with, or apply in person at my Office,
whore all necessary information can bo btaoiucd.
BANK OF HAMILTON,
G- 23= .A. M .
Capital, 11,000,000. Best, $400,000.
President ---Joss Mawr.
Viol-President—flow. JAMES TURNER,
DIRECTORS
A. G. R,o1.5M, Jltoecn Oc Tn ,UAB, GURNnw, G.^+o.
Cashlor—J. TURNBULL.
Savings Bente hours,10 to 8 ; Saturdays. 10 to
1. Deposits of 31 and upwards received and interest
allowed.
Speoial Deposits also received at current
rates of interest.
Drafts on Great Britain and the United States
bought and sold.
B. WILLSON, AGENT.
k.EYEE cez DIC1INSON,
,SceaciTOBS.
AT
DAVIS
IS MITERING
.` ON
A2 YR,OP ER'TY
RY LOW RATES.
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l'UI:Llf%lett)-••
I11f>titb. 'tIAAY MORNING,
---es run
Ti 116 "f3 1^ICI;, JOSEPHINE STt'1L t'
VlTi13 CiIIA141, - ONTABIGi.
nbsortlationgarsen,$Zr10ry'elns;,toadvatr ce
. ADVTRRT1S1NO RATER:
. 1 yt .1 3 . ji 1v14111(11;
110.
(?n0 tip(JoachUuan '510 00r 551005.E Ut) I $20190°0*
'')tinitfi - 1.13 0r.''
Bait " 36 aw 'e 00 12 00 1100
quarter " 20 00 12 nal r 00 4 nm
Olio Inch 5 00 3 00 t 2 00 1 vr•
Local ,and 01 ier cas'ial adveralsenrcnt0,• 00. per line
for first insertion, and 3o. per line for each subsequent(
insertion.
Local notices, in nonpareil type, 10e. for first M.
nation, and 6e, per lino for each subsequent insertion
No local notice will be charged les than 250.
Adv'oltiscln mts of Lost, Found, St1ayed, Situations,
and Business Chances Wanted, not exceeding 8 lines
nonpareil, 51 per month.
Monaca and Farms for Sale, not exceeding 8 liner,
it for ihst month, 60e. per subsegoont mouth.
These terms will bu strictly adhered to.
lonSpecial rates for longer advertiseelents, o5 for
ger periods,
Advertisements without specific directions, will be
inserted till foibid and charged accordingly. Tran-
sitory advertisements ntnst be paid in advance.
Changes for contract a0 eItiseinctits must be in
tthehat oi5cu
weaek by Wednesday noon, 1» order to appeal.
B. ELLIOTT
PROPRIETOR AND PRIMMER
1( 11. bMACDONALD,
JOSEPHINE STREET,
iwINauMl, - - ONTAnzo.'
"nit. .1. A. 3lft.LDItUM,
Honor Graduate of Toronto University.
Office aid Residence—The old stand formerly occu-
pied by Dr. Bethune, at the corner of Centre and
Patrick streets,
WINwIAm,
DR. r. E. GODFREY,
Fit -class honor lean and general proficiency medal-
ist Toronto thiiverepity. Member College Physician
and Surgeons of Ontario.
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Otltco--MItothodist Parsonage.
IrrYEIt DICKINSCN,
' 1 n.utniSTER:5, .to.
Solicitorafor the 13anic of Hamilton. Commiseloneen
Mr taking ailidavits for Manitoba. Private tumid
to find ft:Araipht loans at lowed raves. Oeleee--
's Flocici. Winghant, Luck,. *4,r. Corrie.
II. w. e. UEriiR. B.- .10EIIffi011.
J. A. l oIaTON
nARRISTE c.,
Wingtiam Ontario.
13• VANSTONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR., NOTARY PUBLIC
CONVEYANCER, ETC.
OFFICES—Deaver Dlocic, W,sonAa1, Orr., '
Goatee and Berra, Oaar..• •
Private and Company !muds to .loan at low rates of
interest. Mortgages, town and fan» property
bought and sold. Mercantile collections a epocialty.
DENTISTRY.— J. S. JEROME, BIx01A>ti.
;''"�"r^'"k. J S Jerome is manufacturing col -
Mold Plates Vn1eanitu plates of the
#'��� � got in theeDoinll as nion.It Alas l work ware
ranted.
Vegetable Vapor administered for the painless
extraction of tooth, the only safe amcsthetio known.
OFFICE: In the Beaver Block, oppoitto the
Brunswick hotel.
EENTISTRY.-,-W. IL piACDONALD, WINonAM
. , Maker of Vulcanite, Celluloid, 401', S(Ira Gold, etc.; ore., Plates, ranging
4 in prices from 1500 upwards per set
orownng and bridgework. Tenth ex
tracted without the least pain by the use of Vital-
ized Air. head Office, Wingharelido entrance op-
posite the Queen's hotel, open daily (Sundaysoxeept
ed) from 0 a m to 5 p m. Will bo at Blyth every
2nd and 411t Saturday of each montli—OftteeatMilne s
hotel; Gerrie:1st and 3rd Mondays of each month—
011lce at Albion hotel. Extracting 26 cents,
OFFICE—OPPoslTE TIIE MARKET. . JOHN BITORI1;,
WINOIIAM OCTOBER 4511, 1638. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
:'itteeice'sea dalea.:3ikl
S. GRACEY,
,
Supplies ail necessaries for fun.
oral furnishing baying a e:livery
Wagon specially for this branch of
business. All orders attended
personally, and flanv('red any:
where within 10 rutins of Wing:
ham,
Itoreembor the place, first door
south et the big briek hotel on the
main, street, Wingllxp:.,
r
OF
141{DJC11 4 LAHR • SAWS..
d;JL>GI"LCy,iG��t
Cuts:, It:vites, and ]turns, and used , i»
conncedan with the SALTS or
WA Eft and
'MN OF HAM TOUT SOAP
CThG1'1kvl:xlf�
Salt Ithcutn, Eczema, tea ;;ores, files andel!
I)itcaae3 of the Blood and Skin.
ASk your Drug gitit for Testimonials..
them, but they were never intended, experienced organizers at Lady De .
he'says,. to grow on platforms and Gres, the buohees of St Albans, and
pulpits of ohcrehes, Ile also opposes Rexburg, Lady A. and Lady hose.
&lurch ornamentation, root and berry. The list has been strictly
branch. Confined to personal acquaintances;
Ot211i or Health Go.
L 11"dtiON, ON'T.
CuzBt1or.1103 Co1a lBlt Ntvo Swan)
' Winghalu Agency.' ,
Wnvenare
• •. ONTAnIQ,
1[� OBERT CUN1 INGHAM,
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INSURANCE
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
„
G 1•;0B MORAY, 'ngham, Licensed Auetioneo
G
1 the Counts of Huron and Bruce.
At moderat rates, sale will bo conducted In
portion of the ountie-.
Orders can b eft at the ins Office.
to1)31 N, JR., wiNauAM,
.LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOlt Tun COUNTY
OF HURON,
Salta attended in any part e; the. Co. Charge
Moderato.
JAMES IIF•NDEItSOb,
LiessanD Aucnotitsn roe 0ou.4r:s /301a011 Ann
DEUCE.
All sates attended to promptly and on the Shortest,
Notice.
Chargee Moderatoand Satisfaction Guaranteed.
All necessary arrangements can bo made at the
Tunis' •d> ce,
tVI.yOIIAt(, ONT.
[ ELSUN T. IUITCIIxl;,
P, t. Surveyor, Civil Engineer and Draughtsman
Particular attention paid to division of proppertlea
into building lots, settling disputed boundarlet,
preparing complete pians of towns and villages, as
per Registry Act, and descriptions of properties
for insertion in deeds, Cross -Sections of rivers made'
and estimates of cost of Bridges Culverts, Sic. Pro -
tiles anti eetintates for gradipg hilis, drainage, road
and street improvements, sowers and other Engl.
neoring works. Correspondence solieited, stati%
place and 'character ot work. OFFICE—At J. A. '
limners haw office, Wingham, Ont,
noraoN IIAwI{i, 8,
V. L. It D. L. SUa1.nSO AND Cine. rNo11L'1Re.
L18'1014:1. Ann WINGILAtl,
All 0rder1left atthe Chico of the Tabs will
rAr
cove prompt attention. .
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